Col Tom Bearden Describes Scalar Wave as Squeezing Force

12:00 in

The reformulation wasn’t an accident it was intentional they knew what they were cutting out. They had been into all this for decades before maxwells unified theory and it took decades after that for them to alter and water them down in the 1890s after Clerk himself had passed in 1878 he wouldn’t have agreed with the reformulation

It seems that we’ve seen the results of this tech recently much more than we realize.

DEWISH LIGHTNING is large compendium of data, evidence

Eric Dollard said Bearden was CIA disinformation agent. Makes sense he never showed a circuit or presented a machine. Proof is a machine. Theory comes after

Explains why Bearden convolutes and omits or misleads within the chaos

Heaviside probably worth deep scrutiny. Jesuit coadjutor?

Also from 12:00 in

Translation Fields as E component.

Swirl Fields as B component.

Oliver Heaviside, Wired In

I checked general web search, Google Scholar, and Yandex for Oliver Heaviside + Jesuit / Catholic / family / Wheatstone / Spottiswoode.

Short version: I found no credible evidence of a Jesuit family connection for Oliver Heaviside. The “Jesuit” hits look like false positives from unrelated history-of-science material.

What does show up reliably:

• Parents: Thomas Heaviside, wood engraver/watercolour artist; Rachel Elizabeth West, governess.
• Maternal aunt: Rachel’s sister Emma West married Sir Charles Wheatstone in 1847. Wheatstone helped/advised Oliver’s early telegraphy career.
• Spottiswoode connection: Rachel West had taught the Spottiswoode family, including William Spottiswoode, later President of the Royal Society.
• Poverty / class context: multiple scholarly sources emphasize the Heaviside family’s poverty in Camden Town.
• Education: Camden House School; no university; telegraph work through Anglo-Danish / Great Northern Telegraph Company.

Sources/findings:

• MacTutor: gives parents, Wheatstone help, schooling, no Jesuit/Catholic note.
• AIM25 / IET archive record: gives family network — Rachel West, Emma West/Wheatstone, Spottiswoode — no Jesuit mention.
• Google Scholar:
  • “Oliver Heaviside” Jesuit returns unrelated snippets: Athanasius Kircher, Jesuit teachers in unrelated logic history, Jesuit Gymnasium references
    in broader science-resistance article.
  • “Oliver Heaviside” “Wheatstone” and “Spottiswoode” return real family/professional links, not Jesuit ones.
• Yandex: top results are Wikipedia, ETHW, APS, Britannica, MacTutor, PDFs; no family Jesuit link surfaced.

Best current conclusion: Heaviside’s documented family/history links are Wheatstone and Spottiswoode, not Jesuit. If there’s a Jesuit angle, it’s probably indirect/contextual through broader science history, not a known family connection.